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ORGANIC RE-ADJUSTMENT

CALM

AROUSED

EMOTION


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EMOTIONS


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EMOVERE

Latin word which literally

means to move out


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EMOTION

State of mind in whichfeelings, sentiments or

attitudes are predominantover cognition and volition.


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MOODS

Mild emotions, temporary in nature,

but may last longer but in varying

degrees in individuals.

TEMPERAMENT Innate emotional level

characteristic of a person.

PREFERENCES

The mildest form of affective

states, concerns or inclinations,biases, likes, dislikes.

ATTITUDES

Organized patterns ofpreferences; could be correct orbad.

PREJUDICES

Unfavorable attitudes anddefended strongly by theindividual.


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MOODS

Negative Thinker ; Positive

Thinker

TEMPERAMENT Racial Discrimination

PREFERENCES

Love, bad tripATTITUDES

Soft-spoken ; High blood

PREJUDICES

Gender ; Color


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ELEMENTS OF EMOTIONS

THE BODY/PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTPrimary Emotions innate and universal

Secondary Emotions those that vary across

people and cultures

THE MIND

Thought and emotion reciprocate with other;

they are not opposites.

CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT

Strongly influences the content of peoples

emotional experiences.


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PHYSIOLOGICAL AROUSAL

OUR BODY AUTOMATICALLY REACTS

DURING EMOTIONAL SITUATIONS.THIS IS DUE TO THE AUTONOMIC

NERVOUS SYSTEM.


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HOW DO WE FIT EMOTIONAL

ELEMENTS?

IMAGINE THIS

One night you are walking alone in adeserted street, you noticed that someone is

stalking you. Your heart begins pounding,

your steps quickened, and you feel scared.


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HOW DO WE FIT EMOTIONAL

ELEMENTS?

Your Heart Begins

Pounding

Your Steps Quickened

You Feel Scared

Physiological Arousal

Expressions /

Reactions

Feelings / Conscious

Experience


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EMOTIONS

FEELINGS /CONSCIOUSEXPERIENCE

PHYSIOLOGICALAROUSAL

EXPRESSIONS/REACTIONS


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WHICH COMES FIRSTNEXT?

1. Your Heart Begins Pounding

2. Your Steps Quickened

3. You Feel Scared


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THEORIES OF EMOTION

MC DOUGALLS THEORY OF EMOTION

AND INSTINCT

JAMESLANGE THEORY CANNON-BARD THALAMIC THEORY

SCHACHTERS TWO FACTOR THEORY

CENTRAL THEORY (CEREBRAL) SOMATIC THEORY


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MC DOUGALLS THEORY OF

EMOTION AND INSTINCT

EMOTION INSTINCT

ACTIVITY


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JAMESLANGE THEORY

BODILYCHANGE

PERCEIVEDSTIMULUS

EMOTIONALEXPERIENCE


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CANNON-BARD THALAMIC

THEORY (Emergency Theory)

PERCEIVEDSTIMULUS

BODILY CHANGEEMOTIONALEXPERIENCE


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SCHACHTERS

TWO-FACTOR THEORY

EMOTION COGNITION


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CENTRAL THEORY

HYPOTHALAMUS conceptPHENOMENA of emotion

CEREBRALCORTEX

EMOTIONS


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SOMATIC THEORY

SOMATIC ACTIVATION CEREBRALCORTEX

EMOTIONS


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Emotional Expressions

VERBAL

Use of words in expressing emotions/feelings

(WRITTEN /ORAL)

NON-VERBAL Facial Expression

Gestures

Sounds

Silence

Voice inflection


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Broad Classifications:

Anger

FearDepressive Reactions

Love


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ANGER


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Anger


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ANGER

ATTACK

SOURCE

(PHYSICAL / VERBAL)

DISPLACEMENT

ESCAPE-GOATING

FREE-FLOATING


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FEAR


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AFRAID


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FEAR

The Most troublesome kind of

emotion.

Experience due to unpreparedness

to handle a situation.


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Depressive Reactions


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DEPRESSIVE

REACTIONS

A goal-related emotion, usually an after effect

of a failure. (Frustration & Disappointment)


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DEPRESSIVE REACTIONS:

SADNESS

GRIEF

LONELINESS


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LOV


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LOVE

It involves focusing of strongpositive feelings towards others.

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